Traveling Through the Stars

Hua Ran was born with strong S-level genes and had an inherent advantage.

Therefore, Hua Ran was not injured. He had been fighting with high intensity to protect the injured Thunder Flame warriors in the mercenary group.

Not to mention lying down when tired, but it's almost the same.

Hua Ran's complexion was not good at this time. She had a strong genetic agitation and needed to cultivate for a period of time. She also had to take soothing elixirs. She didn't earn anything, but had to buy the elixirs herself.

This was the case for both missions, which shows that lack of combat power is very detrimental to missions.

It was windy in the summer evening and it was about to rain. The whole family went to the yard to watch the sky.

"I'm just afraid it's going to rain." Luo Hang said.

Guan Zhuting turned around and asked Luo Bi: "Don't go back."

Fengling was not at home, so Luo Bi pondered for a moment: "Look, I won't go back if it rains."

The wind swirled in the yard, picking up gravel. The wind had just subsided, and then a gust of wind blew past. Guan Zhuting and Luo Hang hurriedly cleaned up the yard. Hua Ran helped and carried a few bags of wild vegetables and put them on the porch.

A few minutes later, the rain poured down, and the breath smelled like dry soil and rain.

It hadn't rained in a long time, and Robbie could smell it.

"Okay." Luo Bi paused and said, "Don't leave."

She was talking about herself. It was not worth going back on such a day or night.

Guan Zhuting couldn't sit still, so Hua Ran carried her a bag of wild vegetables outside the living room, took a bench and sat down to choose the vegetables. Hua Ran and Luo Bi asked for a small head specially designed to dig jade stones and break rough stones.

Luo Hang poured out the bagged river clams and continued to spit out the mud, waiting for Luo Bi to take it with him when he returned.

Listening to the patter of rain, the family chatted from time to time.

Within ten minutes, water accumulated in the yard and formed a stream. It flowed out of the yard. You could see through the light that there were blisters on the water. It was obvious that the rain was heavy and would not stop for a while.

Luo Bi was sitting next to Guan Zhuting, choosing dishes carefully, when the communicator rang.

Luo Bi saw that Roger was calling. Luo Bi was surprised and answered: "Is something wrong?"

"It's nothing." Roger left the club at this moment and was about to rush back. He said leisurely: "It rained suddenly. It's inconvenient for you to come back. Do you need me to pick you up?"

Luo Bi thought about it. She had just come back and she hadn't told anyone. Roger clearly knew that she was back.

No need to ask, Fengling knew everything about her.

It was just a guess before, but now, there is no need to guess. She has been dancing around under Fengling's nose. The man just doesn't ask questions, it's not that he doesn't know what she is doing.

No, Fengling's hair would have known that as soon as she came back.

"I'm not going back." Luo Bi didn't mind Roger sending a message to Fengling: "I'm staying at my parents' house."

Roger looked at the sky and said, "Fengling is worried. If you are worried about the heavy rain, I can pick you up."

Luo Bi hesitated. What Roger meant was probably Fengling's idea.

After observing the rain, Luo Bi said, "I'm not going back."

In this way, Roger ignored it, hung up the communication and returned to the clubhouse. The group's game was still over.

Luo Bi continued to choose vegetables. She said they were in a few bags, but they were actually small bags. They were so wilted that they threw them away. She picked the ones with good quality and threw them into the selection basket. She picked more than half of them in one night.

I picked out about three kilograms. The melon seeds and vegetables are fresh, so don’t worry about it if you don’t want to eat them.

Luo Bi divided it into two portions. When she went back, she took back a portion of melon seeds and vegetables.

Wild vegetables look different from those grown in fields, are rarer, and are delicious to eat. (End of chapter)